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> Blogging has probably moved to Medium, Substack, static sites, etc. Where are you getting this information? WP is an order of magnitude larger than all of th
by AlchemistCamp 6y ago
> Blogging has probably moved to Medium, Substack, static sites, etc.
Where are you getting this information? WP is an order of magnitude larger than all of them combined for blogging. Matt Mullenweg's 50% market share goal isn't crazy hyperbole.
- pier25 6y agoI don't have any numbers to share, it's just my anecdotal impression. I'm working on a platform for content creators (including blogging) so whenever I visit a blog I check the source code to see what they're using. It's not so often that I come up with a WP site to be honest, although I'm obviously biased in my interests. > Matt Mullenweg's 50% market share goal isn't crazy hyperbole. I agree, although it seems (again anecdotal impression) WP is a lot more common as a general purpose CMS.
- davidivadavid 6y agoI follow hundreds of blogs through RSS. I'd say ~80+% run on WordPress, conservatively?
- pier25 6y agoHow many of those have been created in the past 2-3 years?
- ksec 6y agoIf your domain is Tech, those Medium and Substack may be popular. For rest of the world, and other Small Business, They use Wordpress. And has probably never heard of those solution before. The closest thing is Wix.com